Change front brake pads go for a few days and then with no power to crank
11-20-17, 04:30 PM
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Change front brake pads go for a few days and then with no power to crank
When changing front brake pads on a 2012 ES350, remove the cap on the brake fluid reservoir to avoid pressure buildup. I did not do this and a few day's after changing pads, I could not start because I couldn't depress the brakes far enough to activate the safety switch. My battery was going anyways so I replaced it but got the same results. I took the brake fluid reservoir cap off which released the pressure: problem solved.
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hisstojay (11-20-17)
11-20-17, 10:41 PM
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When changing front brake pads on a 2012 ES350, remove the cap on the brake fluid reservoir to avoid pressure buildup. I did not do this and a few day's after changing pads, I could not start because I couldn't depress the brakes far enough to activate the safety switch. My battery was going anyways so I replaced it but got the same results. I took the brake fluid reservoir cap off which released the pressure: problem solved.
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